Sentence examples for before envisaging from inspiring English sources

From the viability and INS results it is now clear that before envisaging future applications of the bio-NCP + PTX in in-vivo trials, the drug release rate needs to be better controlled.

It is essential to assess this type of intervention before envisaging its generalisation.

We appear to be cosmically insignificant on a scale we never before envisaged.

Herewith is the story of how the U.S. financial system was patched together in commitments never before envisaged.

Second, however, this work suggests that the nature of this genomic flux is different from what had been typically envisaged before, in the work of Snel and co-workers [ 17] and in other studies as well [ 74, 75].

In envisaging cyberspace, Gibson created an iconography for the information age before the ubiquity of the Internet in the 1990s.

He also announced no-deal operations will be published in full next Wednesday, about a month before originally envisaged.

The supreme court legislation before parliament envisages "silent consent" for judicial appointments should the KRS not express a view within 14 days, meaning that a paralysed council would still give the justice minister the power of appointment over the supreme court.

"We have never done anything like this before but envisaged it would be well worth taking part in".

Plato is calling for the study of number in itself, apart from the sensible world, while Archytas, like Pythagoreans before him, envisages no split between a sensible and an intelligible world and is looking for the numbers which govern sensible things.

Dreyfus said the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 for example, was clearly outdated, envisaging a world before computers, where the minister would write a letter to a telecommunications company asking it to research records to produce a written report about phone use by an intelligence target.